Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-24
SEATTLE W. r, SUNDAY MORNING. APRIL a. 1887

h defermins2 b stamp OF tha Frsnul
eonspiratnrs IN Alsaes- LoFraine.
Arrest af the Preach cemmanaary
PARzs. April S2-Ths Repnbligm
Fraacaiss eays that the German Govern
Of FOREIGN AHaira, that Bismarck "a
mits that. II The arrest of OsmmissaFl
Sehnaebsiia was made on Frsneh terri
tory. International lao viii require hi
release. TIE Freneh papers peFsistentl,
urge calmness, and that the Govern
ment should Be left TO pursas neeessar,
acsi0n.
Ths Rsfioaal Zsitsag Of Berlin says
aAnxisty is RFoa1dlssA We are con
vinced that the GoVeEnnent viii nol
spprovs Of ANYTHING not IN oonformity
With International law. II h weli knoWI
that Germany has often allowed FFanck
spies 20 80 free. and Il b improbAhil
that Schnae6elis was deooyed into Ger
many 90 as 10 allow Of bis ssizars d
German officials. Il has besn alFeady
distinctly denied thai there wae any a.
tempt made 10 dscoy SchnasbeliA"
Muuz cAEMKR.
PAHm, April 23.-Tha public fsslinr
hsFe concerning the arrest Of Schnnehe.
lie has grown mueh cAlmer. u knI
tEanspifed that the Lsipsig OeuFt. pre-.
visus 10 the arrest. had condemned
Schnasbeiis for high treason. IN incitinG
recruits 10 desert.
No EEREoUs RRsULTR
vMzmA, ApriI 3.-Some of The AN.
bassadors al Berlin have been assured
that no serious results will follow TIE
arrest Of SchBaebelia.
DISCUSSED Bx xzR RRKEcH CABINET.
PAnrs, April zS.-The Oabinst today
discussed the 6chnaebeiis aFrsas. L,of.
rian. Minister Of Jasiico, sabm ittaa q
report made Of the affair 10 the Pfocu-
ratof Of Nancy, within whose iuriadic
ton the arrest took place, and the evi-
dence introduced ct the judicial inquiry,
showing that the arrest was made on
Freach coil. The Cabinet, e q result
Of the discussion. resolved that Flour
ems. Foreign Minister, communists 10
tie German Ambassador, and thFouQh
Herbette. French Ambassador nk Berlin,
Germany, on The subiect matter Of the
document.
Canadian View 81 RFitaias oGsF.
Tononro, April 2S.-The Gio6s today
referring 10 Lord Salisbury's appropgia-
tion for settlement Of the fishery qaes-
ton says: "It consists In giving every
thing TO the Uaited States and In die
grazing and dishonoFinQ the people Of
this country as they Dould never be dis
honored By menfully defending their
rights even to the point Of var.
"The Offer Of the Tory Premier is COW
srdly, despiOable and treacherons TO
Canada and should it be ratified by the
Dominion Parliament 10 will never again
be possible 20 assert the right 10 exclude
American fishermen from our inshoFe
water"
Mensreal's Fleed.
MoNTRxAI, April 23.-Ths water hes
recseded about foot bat this gives no
practical relief TO the people OF GFifan.
town. A Committee OF the city council
has started in hset composed Of forty
boats 10 distribute provisions among
the poor. In some localities Of Grim
loWa the water reached 10 the second
story Of the heases. There Il ne ap-
peaFance Of the ice gorge giving way
and the hood may ee expected 10 last
for some days yet.
or Interest % tiAe Steel Worla.
PTrrsBuR0, April 2I.-In the long pend
inc suit between the Bessemer Steel
Company and jacob Reese. Of this city,
Dver the right Of possession Of forty-two
covering what is known as the
: Basic" process Of steel makine, Judge
stowe, Of the Court Of Common Pleas. /
pave an opinion teday giving ts the
Bessemer Steel Company the entire |
rights Of the whole process. The
amount at stake in this case and the |
litigation covering 6 years made the
,ase one Of great interest 10 the steel
RoFld. more 90 since Reese recently ob- |
aimed q United States Supreme Court |
1srdict In his favor. The present case,
lowever, takes significance Of the fact |
hat Reese endeavoFed TO retain certain |
patents contrary to q sweeping agree
nsnt with the Company.
swollen Rivers.
OrHcrNNAfT, April %. - Unusually
,eavy rains have been general in Ohio, |
Kentucky and West Virginia and the
tributaries Of the Ohio river IN these
,tatea are alI swollen. The Ohio river
,ere at nooa vas Is feet high and was
rising at the rate Of three inches an
1ouF.
Reports Kxaggerafed.
DxrRorr, April 23.-Reporis OF the
alleged defalcation of w. q. Mitchell,
President OF the Exchange Bank, are
.rsatly exaggerated, II not entirely
'alses Mitchell has sunk large amount
~ lad management, but according to
nls bookkeepeF. there e no dsfaloation.
His entire unprotected tndebtednese 70
lnly about 5000, and 10 10 claimed that
his can be mads good.
Three Men Killed.
NEEDLES, (Oal) April 23.-An east
bouud freight train ran into . burnt
bridqe near Winsiou and fifteen ears
were badly wrecked. Fireman Ward
and two tFampa we're killed. The west
bound passenger due this morning vas
delayed In consequence.
suits Agninss zlIl men Recom mended
wAszENoroS. April 2s.-The Secretary
Of the Interior has requested the Alton
ney General 70 institute suits against
uartiea In various sections Of the o0an-
try. charged With unlawfully removing
timber from the public domsin- They
include the following. Noah 4 kich'
mond, johnson, niIl owners; Thomas
Beeton, Of the Port Madison Mil Com
pany, In Washington Territory; Albert
small, @. u. Colby. A. L MeErs.t. v.
Drake, John Watt and Edward K. Pack
Ard Of Kingston. Idaho Territory. In
nost Of shs eases civil suits for dam
aess ranging from 5000 10 $1,000.
Te be Rnfsrcea.
NV YonK, April 23.-Ths Chiefs Of
Police Of this city and Brooklyn today
instructed the police oapsains % Figialy
enforce the sanday olosing lav, tomoF-
roo.
Patrick EGnns meply.
LINCOLN, (Neb.) April 8.-PatEiek
EQan has caused 10 be conveyed 70
tbe Dublia Castle authorities an intima-
ton thai II thsy have any criminal
charges against him and viii give an
understanding B0ts 70 . change Of
venue and that they viii not pisk ths
iuFy, bus give 10 him, The same uumbel
of challenges exercised by the pFosec1.
ton, which 10 tbs least n1mbef accorded
Anywhere 10 America, he will. at once,
no matter What may be the expense oI
incouvenience. a0 70 Dublin and square
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